Theatre & Arts Company
POSTED JULY 15, 2015 BY CHOL THEATRE We’ve been busy working with our The Mix actors from Oakwood School developing their portfolios for their Bronze Arts Award. It’s been fantastic to revisit the work achieved in Taking Back The Town and exploring the journey they’ve made from the very first Drama Workshop, to the performance on 2nd May. I’ve learnt how to have faith in myself, normally I’m usually self-conscious…
POSTED JUNE 25, 2015 BY CHOL THEATRE Growing up in Yorkshire, the Brontës represent an inescapable literary heritage that has captured the lives and hearts of both old and young. Work placement here at Chol Theatre accompanied by a trip to Haworth, gave me an in-depth understanding to the sisters’ personalities and feelings, but it also showed me how the Brontës opened the doorway to…
POSTED MAY 8, 2015 BY CHOL THEATRE Join us tomorrow at Cleckheaton’s Literature Festival where we will be performing our Spin a Silly Story. Enter our pod of creativity and help us to build and share a story with some surprising words, hearing what we least expect… This exciting family festival welcomes the community to come and share stories. Find us in West End Park…
POSTED APRIL 20, 2015 BY CHOL THEATRE Chol artists spent an inspiring day at the Rotherham Youth Conference in the Easter break; it was great to meet so many brilliant and engaged young people at the My Place centre. Choreographers Jess and Clara got everybody moving and dancing as we started to learn some of The Mix moves; this set the positive vibe for the…
POSTED MARCH 9, 2015 BY CHOL THEATRE Chol Theatre, Common Wealth, Creative Scene, Gomersal’s Red House Museum, Aisha Zia, Evie Manning, Bronte, young South Asian Females. Phew! Before any other description you’re already bowled over with the immensity of Worlds Apart. You know you’re in for a treat! …And I wasn’t left disappointed. After only a couple of days of writing and rehearsals, Red House…
Have You Seen Evangeline? (and other unfinished business) Community play created with 78 students from Greenhead College Huddersfiled.Written by Susan Burns and Rebecca Legg, directed by Jane Phelan.
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